https://www.carberry.it/wiki/ 2026-05-13T01:00:24+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/ https://www.carberry.it/wiki/lib/tpl/bootstrap3/images/favicon.ico text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/clear?rev=1569843894&do=diff CLEAR This command, clear the status of the relative GPOx or GPIO pin. “CLEAR” means, to put a logical zero state on the microcontroller pin. Depending on what you connect to the pin, the final state can be reversed. Synopsis GPIO <GPO1/GPO2/GPIO> CLEAR text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/dir?rev=1569843894&do=diff DIR Setup GPIO pin direction. Called without parameters, this command return the current status of IO pin direction setting. Synopsis GPIO GPIO DIR [<IN/OUT>] Return Without parameter: ON OK Or: OUT OK Or with parameter: OK text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/gpi1?rev=1569843894&do=diff GPIO GPI1 This command, can be used to manage general purpose input #1. GPI1 ends on pin 5 of 22 pins main connector. Synopsis GPIO GPI1 [<argument>] Arguments <none> Used to get actual input status. Returns actual input status, followed by OK.NOTIFY text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/gpi2?rev=1569843894&do=diff GPIO GPI2 This command, can be used to manage general purpose input #2. GPI2 ends on pin 7 of 22 pins main connector. Synopsis GPIO GPI2 [<argument>] Arguments <none> Used to get actual input status. Returns actual input status, followed by OK.NOTIFY text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/gpio?rev=1569843894&do=diff GPIO GPIO This command, can be used to manage general purpose input/output. This I/O pin is located on pin 3 in the infrared connector. This isn't a power pin! Drive no more than 4mA at 3V3. Synopsis GPIO GPIO [<argument>] Arguments <none> Used to get actual input status. text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/gpo1?rev=1569843894&do=diff GPIO GPO1 This command, can be used to manage general purpose output #1. GPO1 ends on pin 13 of 22 pins main connector. Synopsis GPIO GPO1 [<argument>] Arguments <none> Used to get actual output status. Returns actual output status, followed by OK. text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/gpo2?rev=1569843894&do=diff GPIO GPO2 This command, can be used to manage general purpose output #2. GPO2 ends on pin 14 of 22 pins main connector. Synopsis GPIO GPO2 [<argument>] Arguments <none> Used to get actual output status. Returns actual output status, followed by OK. text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/notify?rev=1569843894&do=diff NOTIFY This command, enable notification events due to status change of the relative GPIx or GPIO pin. Unsolicited events help to monitor inputs without need of a continuous polling. Synopsis GPIO <GPI1/GPI2/GPIO> NOTIFY Return OK Events EVNT <GPI1/GPI2/GPIO> <ON/OFF> text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/set?rev=1569843894&do=diff SET This command, set the status of the relative GPOx or GPIO pin. “SET” means, to put a logical one state on the microcontroller pin. Depending on what you connect to the pin, the final state can be reversed. Synopsis GPIO <GPO1/GPO2/GPIO> SET text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/silent?rev=1569843894&do=diff SILENT This command, disable notification events due to status change of the relative GPIx or GPIO pin. Turn off unsolicited events if you no more need them, to save bandwidth. Synopsis GPIO <GPI1/GPI2/GPIO> SILENT Return OK Example GPIO GPI1 SILENT GPIO GPIO SILENT OK text/html 2019-09-30T13:44:54+02:00 https://www.carberry.it/wiki/carberry/cmds/subsys/gpios/status?rev=1569843894&do=diff STATUS This command, reads the status of the relative GPIx or GPOx pin. Synopsis GPIO <GPI1/GPI2/GPO1/GPO2/GPIO> STATUS Return <ON/OFF> OK Example GPIO GPI1 STATUS ON OK